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-Here's some intro text.
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-```jsx
-import { Typography } from "@material-ui/core";
-import TeamMemberCard from "../components/TeamMemberCard/";
-import tylerPicture from "../assets/TeamMemberPictures/Tyler.jpg";
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- Hello, my name is Tyler Wright. I am a senior studying web programming and design with a minor in communications from Indianapolis, Indiana. Some of the things that I enjoy outside of web development are cooking, playing video games, and collecting sneakers. I am interested in this project because I want to further develop my front-end web development skills and get a feeling for what it’s like working on projects in a professional setting.
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- When it comes to this project, I hope to create a functional, easy to use, and beautiful front end that helps to make the end user’s experience great. We plan to accomplish this by using React.js which is a technology that is very prevalent in web development currently. By the end of the capstone project hope to have learned new skills that help me post-graduation and experience working in a professional setting.
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-```
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-```jsx
-import { Typography } from "@material-ui/core";
-import TeamMemberCard from "../components/TeamMemberCard/";
-import justinPicture from "../assets/TeamMemberPictures/Justin.jpg";
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- I humanize technology, bridging the void between computers and the people using them.
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- I was born legally blind and from early childhood I’ve been drawn to computers. They make the world accessible where it wouldn’t be otherwise. Computers provide infinite possibilities for me to interact with the world and change it. My elementary school pastime was tinkering with tech (and fixing what I broke before my parents found out.) In middle school I started an IT consulting business and by high school I had my first contract work with a growing list of clients.
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- When I started college at Purdue, I’d already spent 8 years studying and working with databases, web servers, file sharing servers, virtualization, containers and orchestration, Linux server administration, network management, staff training and more. I knew how these things worked and where some of the pain points were. I started contributing to open source projects to help smooth those same pain points and found a new passion in technology: user experience and interface design.
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- I started at Purdue in UI/UX. Two years later I transitioned to Cybersecurity, spent some time in Computer Information Technology and landed in Web Development where I am now. This is my fifth and final year at Purdue (I like to call it a victory lap.) While finishing my degree I’m working with Purdue’s Engineering Computer Network advocating for our users and improving our workflow by developing internal tools. My latest project is a new ticketing system built with ReactJS, and Flask-RESTful.
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- When asked what I do, I don’t tell people I work in IT, rather, I tell them I humanize technology. This is because the purpose of IT is not deploying the latest and greatest software, rather, it is about meeting users’ needs and enabling their work. People need to create, communicate and collaborate; their ability to do that work is more important than what systems enable it.
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- I love what I do. I get to advocate for my teammates and the users who rely on us every day. I also love new experiences and I’m looking for those now. Let me know how I can help you and your team get their work done!
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-import { Typography } from "@material-ui/core";
-import { Meta, Story, Canvas } from '@storybook/addon-docs/blocks';
-import { Box } from '@material-ui/core';
-import TeamMemberCard from "../components/TeamMemberCard/";
-import tylerPicture from "../assets/TeamMemberPictures/Tyler.jpg";
-import justinPicture from "../assets/TeamMemberPictures/Justin.jpg";
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- Hello, my name is Tyler Wright. I am a senior studying web programming and design with a minor in communications from Indianapolis, Indiana. Some of the things that I enjoy outside of web development are cooking, playing video games, and collecting sneakers. I am interested in this project because I want to further develop my front-end web development skills and get a feeling for what it’s like working on projects in a professional setting.
-
-
- When it comes to this project, I hope to create a functional, easy to use, and beautiful front end that helps to make the end user’s experience great. We plan to accomplish this by using React.js which is a technology that is very prevalent in web development currently. By the end of the capstone project hope to have learned new skills that help me post-graduation and experience working in a professional setting.
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- I humanize technology, bridging the void between computers and the people using them.
-
-
- I was born legally blind and from early childhood I’ve been drawn to computers. They make the world accessible where it wouldn’t be otherwise. Computers provide infinite possibilities for me to interact with the world and change it. My elementary school pastime was tinkering with tech (and fixing what I broke before my parents found out.) In middle school I started an IT consulting business and by high school I had my first contract work with a growing list of clients.
-
-
- When I started college at Purdue, I’d already spent 8 years studying and working with databases, web servers, file sharing servers, virtualization, containers and orchestration, Linux server administration, network management, staff training and more. I knew how these things worked and where some of the pain points were. I started contributing to open source projects to help smooth those same pain points and found a new passion in technology: user experience and interface design.
-
-
- I started at Purdue in UI/UX. Two years later I transitioned to Cybersecurity, spent some time in Computer Information Technology and landed in Web Development where I am now. This is my fifth and final year at Purdue (I like to call it a victory lap.) While finishing my degree I’m working with Purdue’s Engineering Computer Network advocating for our users and improving our workflow by developing internal tools. My latest project is a new ticketing system built with ReactJS, and Flask-RESTful.
-
-
- When asked what I do, I don’t tell people I work in IT, rather, I tell them I humanize technology. This is because the purpose of IT is not deploying the latest and greatest software, rather, it is about meeting users’ needs and enabling their work. People need to create, communicate and collaborate; their ability to do that work is more important than what systems enable it.
-
-
- I love what I do. I get to advocate for my teammates and the users who rely on us every day. I also love new experiences and I’m looking for those now. Let me know how I can help you and your team get their work done!
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